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Diamond 20CSB Swiss-Type CNC Lathe - Brass Pagoda

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Uploaded by on Jun 14, 2007

The Diamond 20CSB Swiss-type lathe cutting, rigid tapping, engraving, and threading brass into a pagoda complete in one setup. Includes subspindle cutoff operation.

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  • %that's really cool, but how the hell can you use that thread when both ends are blocked by those outer diameters?!%

  • The threading tool is lifted between outer diameters and threads between them.  The tool is never blocked.

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  • That tap sounded horrible...

  • this is a demo though mate, on a real job yes you do need a lubricant, but it would obscure the view

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  • @gredangeo Its not a usable thread, just a show peace.

  • I'm thinking the part-prog was prepared by a cad/cam package. A human probably wouldn't do the ops in all thr wrong order so that the bar stock is in and out of the guide bush/collet dragging in all that swarf mucking up concentricity tolerances and, eventually, jamming up...

  • @floydy22...agreed i keep seeing these videos and want to know just how rigid it would be on 321 stainless or some hast-x or perhaps some incolnel 718?

  • How long would parts like this have taken before CNC ?

  • Now thats precision but i'd like to see it turn Hastelloy or something. Or hardened steel like IN/A

  • That is an absolutely awesome piece of machinery!

  • @CubicMachinery hes saying whats the point of threads that you cant use, but i understand this is just demonstrating what it could do

  • this is demo;I want to see this same thing in steel with cooling.What kind of control is this?

  • Very nice, but I would like to see this part made in steel. How bout 4140 or something. Even little hobby machines turn brass easily.

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